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^■>ss2i*‘W s'* ^ ^ - V^- T F m ß m ^ m m m m m r n THE DILLON EXAMINER C L A S S I F I E D D E P A R T M P T HELP WANTED-MEN MINERS, TIMBEEMEN and MUCKERS WANTED. Permanent. 6-day week. High wages. CONTRACTS AVAILABLE. Board and room. Apply USSB&M Co., employment of fice, Bingham Canyon. Utah, or 1102 New- house Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. HELP WANTED—WOMEN Women for part time work: Hours at your convenience. Pleasant, healthful, profitable work. Avon Products, Inc. Write LUCILE D. PRICHARD 2025 First Ave. S. W. Great Falls, Montana HELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN w an t e d ; tw o la dies at KNUTSON’S REST HOME. Fromberg, Montana SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Exciting Two-Piecer for Girls Two-Piece Dress for Girls Features Adult Look Maisonette Home Shopping Service can use Sales Associates, part or full time, large or small communities. Earnings dependent up on time and effort. Can also use Field Man agers larger communities. Write MAISONETTE P, O. Box 175 Spokane, Washington BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. For Sale: Montana Cafe, fully equipped. Also llvirg quarters. Phone 723-W. N. B. BERGUM Miles City, Montana CAFE Seating capacity 50. For Sale. Write Box 457 Miles City, Montana Fully equipped garage with living quarters for sale or trade for farm. Enough business and tools lor partners. SHEPHERD GARAGE Shepherd, Montana The recent arrival from China was trying desperately to catch a train and his patient oriental na ture was being put to a test be cause the porter couldn’t locate his baggage. Wung Sung became very upset and finally, just as the train was about to depart and his bags were still unlocated, he hammered on the counter and exploded in these words: “Pretty darn seldom where my bag go. She no fly. You no more fit to run station than Pete’s sake. That’s all, I hope!’ ^ — - HERE’S HOW BLASTING cap accidents start—a youngster finds a deceptively harmless-looking lot of shiny tubes lost from a construction job or mine operation .......... LIVESTOCK SUFFOLK Bred ewe sale December 4, Oska- loosa, Iowa. Western Canadian and Ameri can Consignors. Write NORTH AMERICAN SUFFOLK BREEDERS Box X 822 Oskaloosa, Iowa INSTRUCTION Home Study, Drugless Therapy, Psychology, Pllosophy Degs. WESTERN UNIVERSITY, 3598 5th Ave., San Diego, 8, Calif. T a a r n D i o c t a l Unlimited opportunity j j c d l f l L/XCDCA {0r veterans & non veterans. No previous experience needed. Write for Information. Diesel T raining Inc. st? 1 Lo” sWa\rMo. VETERAN APPROVED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS New WORLD Plano Accordions! Accordion Schools—Teachers—Players— Individuals. Write for Prices. LINQUIST Musical Instrument Co. Distributors for United States 26 No. 8th St. Minneapolis, Minn. MISCELLANEOUS New 8A F E S Used .Opening — Repairing FI8CUER’S Billing», Montana Hie Books—Do you have Books standing Idle In your home? You can now trade them for ones you haven't read. Free details. IDLE BOOKS Box 649 Indianapolis 8, Indiana FOR SALE: Conveyor belting, new, 2 rolls each, 35-ft. long, 42-in. wide 4 ply total 70-ft. long. Also have new couplings. Will sell worth the money. JOHN’S AUTO PARTS Charlton, Iowa FURS: Deer, Elk 6kins, etc., tanned. Also made Into fur or leather coats, gloves, slippers, etc., to your measure. By oldest established manufacturer In West. CIIERVENY GLOVE & TANNING 1127 N. W, 19th Ave. Portland, Oregon WANTED TO BUY Will pay $500 up for revolver factory marked •P’atent Arms Mfg. Co., good condition. Also want other cap ana ball pistols and Colt single action Frontiers. G. H. SMOOTS Casco Bay Coeur d’Alene, Idaho WEASEL OWNERS—ATTENTION! Repair broken tracks permanently, wherever you are, under our newly developed weasel lug. Write for particulars to EDWARD II. BOHLIN 931 N. Highland Hollywood 88. Calif. Poor Soul A mountainer, on his first visit to a city of any size, was fascinated by the asphalt streets. Scraping his feet on the hard surface, he remarked to his boy: “Well, I can't blame 'em for building a town here. The ground's too darned hard to plow anyhow.” SOME ENDURANCE! For Sale: 2 pressure type oil furnaces, used. One 80,000, one 150,000 out put. Excellent condition. Call or write FRICKEY’B SHEET METAL WORlts, Inc. Box 353 Sheridan, Wyoming For Sale: Herd sire, Montana bred (Curtice Herefords) Beau Donald 612th, horned, quiet and sure. This Is a quality bull, four years old. Price $800. N. E. GIBSON Weybarn, Sask. For Bale: A.K.C. registered Chihuahua pup pies, also one male Pomeranian puppy. Stud service for Boston terriers, Chihua huas, Pomeranians. MRS. JOE RE Phone 6155 Route 8, The Dalles, Oregon ____ SEATTLE THEATER Seattle's leading, modern, suburban theater In choice Seattle location. Will sell business, equipment and lease. Building is also avail able for sale. DON KENNEDY 4231 University Way, Seattle, Washington Melrose 0303 Hl-Way Bar now doing $11,000 gross busi ness last 5 months. Over 800 cares beer sold during same period. Modern living quarters. Plenty of property on which to build or expand. Sale Includes all home furnishings. Priced reasonable. Inquire at BAR, Highway 20 Manderson, Wyoming Onr Listings are Exclusive: Have been valu&ted by an agricultural expert. We think they are worth the money and are j not Inflated values—at least present income ! justifies the price. We have stock, dairy j and general farms all In the Flathead. ! Please tell us what you are looking for and the amount you want to put Into a deal and we will do our best to fill your needs. BUCK WINTER AGENCY ____ Poison, Montana ___ Located in the Heart of Butte’s Business District LEGGA! RATES COMFORT HOTEL $L75 and up COURTESY A gentle old Quaker, driving along a lane between Newington and Hornsey, encountered a young man driving from the opposite direction. There was not room enough for them to pass each other unless one of them would back his car. “I think,” called out the Quaker in a fatherly tone, \thou should make way for me, for I am older than thou art.” “I’ll not budge an Inch,” the young man angrily replied. Then he pulled out a newspaper and began to read as he sat in his car. The Quaker leaned back comfort ably In his seat and let his eyes wander contentedly over the peace ful rural scene. “Friend,” he called out at length, “when thou has read that paper I should be glad if thou wouldst lend it to me.” The young man gave up the con test. For Sale: Approximately 16 secs, solid block pasture unit, 35 trtllcs east ol Billings, 6 miles north irr. Yellowstone Valley. Good grass and fenced. Plenty water. Six wells, winterized windmills, reservoirs, corrals. No buildings. Can be subdivided into % section pastures, price $6. with terms. Write FARM & RANCH MANAGEMENT CO., Box 2102, 210 Fratt Bldg., Billings, Montana. FOR SALE: 1947 WB20 White Tractor, winch, air brakes, 1947 KB1 Interna tional pickup, 1949 Chevrolet one-half ton pickup; 1949 Goshen 26-ft. Trailer house; 1949 IID19 Cat and Dozer; 1947 Cat DW10 and scraper (2 of these). Call Phone 4645W. J. R. ENGLAND Rapid City, South Dakota Have finished al our logging roads for the winter and offer following road- building equipment In excellent condi tion, ready to work now: HD 19 Allis-Chalmers diesel tractor with straight blade cable dozer and single drum Carco winch with torque converter. Makes excellent yarding and right of way cat. TD 18-A late model International diesel trawler with Isaacson hydraulic angle- blade dozer and single drum. Makes good grade cat. Fast dirt mover. HD 10 Allis-Chalmers diesel tractor with Isaacson hydraulic angle dozer and single drum. Dependable GMC diesel engine. 512 Adams diesel motor patrol grader, heavy duty construction machine with easy-starting International diesel, scari fier, full power controls, 12-ft. mold board. Nearly new, good rubber. Austin Western dual drive hydraulic control motor grader, good rubber, good maintained 105-cu. ft. Worthington air compressor on steel wheels; slow-speed engine; a steady worker. Portable rock crushing plant with 10x36 Cedar Rapids roller-bearing rock crusher, UD 14 International diesel en gine, hopper and drive, mounted on 3- ton Studebaker truck, Timken dual drive, 40-ft. x 24-tn. belt conveyor on rubber tires and portable steel bunker. BU 135 Skalgt Yarder with 200 H.P. diesel motor, sled, lines and fair-leads. 3 Hall Chain Saws with 40-ln. bar». 133 I . W. 5th Are. Portland 4, Oregon Capitol 1733 Bring in or ship your HIDES Deer, Elk, Cattle or Horse to us for TANNING We can make up beautiful Buckskin JACKETS, GLOVES, MITTENS or ROBES. Wo tan any.kind ol fur .and make up itolei, neck places and rugs. Bring or ship all legally caught fur* to us and get the highest market price. BISMARCK HIDE lc FUR CO, Oaraar Hk and fisat ktrooU WarthPaketa color, easy to sew frocks; special fea tures; gift pattern printed inside the book. 25 cents. SEWINO CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 367 West Adams St., Chicago 8, 111, Please enclose 25 cents plus 5 cents in coin for first-class mailing of each pattern desired. Pattern No, .................... size ........ Name ................................................... Address ............................................... Keep Posted on Values By Reading the Ads NEVER FAILS/ ALWAYS SO CRISP’TCNDEIMASTY/ o u h g h o c e p s Sai .......... an(! setting it off with .......... but the smashing blast a baseball bat looks like a lot that followed has mangled one more fun than playing sandlot of the boys, maiming him for baseball .......... Rfe. BLASTING CAPS Innocent Looking Blasting Caps Can Easily Maim You for Life One day in the spring of 1948 three children in an eastern Kentucky coal mining area were playing in the tool shed behind their home. In a box on a shelf where their father had placed odds and ends of mine equipment, they found four shiny metal tubes about two inches in length. The children took the tubes out into the yard In front of their home and were playing with them. None of them were ever able to tell exact ly what happened, but suddenly there was a smashing blast. When their mother reached them she found one little boy’s hands terribly mangled. The youngest of the three lost the sight of an eye. The third child was not seriously injured, but suffered from a shock she was months over coming. The shiny little tubes which had been so pretty and such fun to play with were blasting caps, the heart of dynamite. Hundreds of children and adults are seriously injured and some times killed because of careless- nes or ignorance while handling blasting caps. Older children, who should have known better, have been injured in the dangerous “sport” of setting off a blasting cap which had been lost, strayed or stolen from a mine or construc tion job. May Happen Anywhere This kind of accident is not neces sarily limited to a mining area. They can take place anywhere, since blasting caps are used wher ever road building and other con struction requiring the use of dyna mite occurs, say authorities at Olin Industries, Inc., Alton, 111. Blasting caps are smaller than a lead pencil and from one to two inches in length. Be cause they contain extremely powerful explosives, such as RDX used in wartime block busters, they are very dan gerous in the hands of persons inexperienced in the use of explosives. One type of blasting cap, the ordinary big inch, is exploded by flame from a burning fuse and the other is fired electrically. Sunk in the explosive charge of the elec- Thcse boys are in danger of losing their hands and eyesight, even their lives. The explosion of one of the caps they are handling could set off the re mainder. The blast would be horrible. Westward-Ho Motel Billings, Montana OPEN ALL YEAR On Highway* 10 and II W a tt This youngster called a police man when he and his com panions found a box of blast ing caps. That is good advice for anyone. The police are trained to handle explosives. trical cap is a thin wire which be comes heated and explodes the charge when an electric current is passed through the lead-in wires. Don't Touch Them While blasting cap accidents have dropped 60 per cent in the last decade, the accompanying pictures are intended to reduce them still further by showing youngsters, who may some day encounter them,' what the caps look like, and pic turing the danger of playing with them. Blasting caps are so sensitive that men experienced in the use of explosives have been seriously in jured when they were accidentally exploded. Construction workers have been known to lose fingers, their hands and even their lives from such explosions. There is one important safety rule to follow if anyone finds a shiny object they might sus pect as being a blasting cap: don’t touch it. Leave it alone, but immediately call a police man. Officers are often trained to handle explosives, and if not, he will call someone who is. It is difficult for most people to believe that anything so small and innocent looking as a blasting cap could be so deadly. 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HEADftCHES CopjrlSht M Th0*' t *emlnI * C#’’ ^ WICK! ~ R U B IN THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESIQUE B e n - G a u R IG IN A L BAUM E A N A L G E S I Q U E D # H 1 » * * ï Y '* , f PETIR LIND HAYIS, comedian: \I found what cigarette mild ness mean* when I made own Camel 30-Day Test)] RIFLE CHAMPION Audrey Borkmann: Blasting Caps Dangerous to Handle Men trained to handle explosives report the first safety rule to observe if you should find a blasting cap is not to touch it. The second rule is to call a policeman. H ie police are trained in handling explosives. If not, they will find a trained man to handle it. The police are also interested in tracing down ibe source of straying blasting caps for reasons of security. They can be dan gerous in the hands of criminals. KYU MacDONNIU, scat of) television: \I use my voice sol mudi 1 smoke mild Camels.] They agree with my throat!' 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Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 29, 1950
Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 29, 1950
Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 29, 1950
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(Dillon, Mont), November 29, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 29, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 29, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 29, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 29, 1950
